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We continue in Titus 2:11 this week as Pastor Bart Horton takes us on a brief Christmas journey to Crete in this message, originally delivered on Christmas Day in 2016.
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Join Pastor Bart Horton from Grace Bible Church in Hutchinson, Kansas, as we continue our deep dive into Titus 2:11 in this second part of our two-part message.In this episode, we explore how God's grace doesn't just save us—it transforms us. Paul reminds us that "the grace of God has appeared, bringing salvation to all people," but this divine grace does more than rescue; it becomes our teacher, instructing us in godliness and preparing us for Christ's return. Pastor Bart unpacks the profound truth that grace is both God's unmerited favor and His transforming power in the believer's life. Discover how this grace that appeared in Christ continues to work in us today, shaping our character and conduct as we grow in spiritual maturity.
Whether you're new to faith or have been walking with Christ for years, this message will deepen your understanding of how God's amazing grace continues to work in and through your life.
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We have been receiving a lot of instruction from the Apostle Paul up to this point. Today, we catch our breath as Paul moves in to the topic of Grace. What is grace and how do we live in it?
That's this week and next here on Growing In Grace presented by Grace Bible Church in Hutchinson, KS.
We continue with Pastor Bart Horton looking at the Christian in the workplace from Titus chapter 2 this week on Growing In Grace presented by Grace Bible Church in Hutchinson, KS
How do you identify a counterfeit note? What is a "Super Note" and what does that have to do with Titus Chapter 2? You'll find out today on this week's episode of Growing In Grace presented by Grace Bible Church and Pastor Bart Horton in Hutchinson, KS.
Titus chapter 2:6-8 continues talking about leading young men in the church.
Welcome to Growing In Grace presented by Grace Bible Church of Hutchinson, KS featuring the teaching of Pastor Bart Horton. Grace Bible church is at 1221 East 33rd in Hutchinson with Sunday Service times at 8:45 and 10:30am and online at GBCHUTCH dot com. Join us this morning as we look to the word of God with verse by verse Bible teaching designed to build up Christ’s church, equipping us to live lives that bring glory to God and the hope that’s in Christ to others.
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If you have a teenage boy driving, I don’t have to tell you that insurance rates for young male drivers can be pretty high. It’s because young men are at a higher risk for accidents. You see, they aren’t always sensible. Well, that’s where Paul leads us next in his letter to Titus chapter 2. Paul writes: Titus 2:6-8 6 Likewise urge the young men to be sensible; 7 in all things show yourself to be an example of good deeds, [with] purity in doctrine, dignified, 8 sound [in] speech which is beyond reproach, so that the opponent will be put to shame, having nothing bad to say about us.”
It’s one thing to try to talk some sense into a young man, another to cultivate sensibility. But that’s where we are going today, with Pastor Bart Horton here on Growing In Grace.
We wrap up our 4 week stay in Titus 2:4-5 with this "fire hose" message from Paul instructing women on discipling young women. Pastor Bart Horton from Grace Bible Church in Hutchinson KS invites you and I to draw near and learn from the wisdom and authority of God's Word this week on Growing in Grace.
We continue our deep dive with Paul's letter to Titus. Women discipling women to the glory of God.
Practical ways women can disciple and be discipled. Living life in Christ together as we continue in Titus chapter 2 verses 4,5 today on Growing In Grace brought to you by Grace Bible Church and Pastor Bart Horton in Hutchinson KS.
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